Question

1. choose the correct answer

what agreement do tevye and perchik come to at the end of scene 2?

• tevye and perchik agree that perchik will teach tevyes daughters the bible for the payment o
• tevye and perchik agree to move their families to a safer location.
• tevye and perchik agree to marry two of tevyes daughters to two of perchiks sons.
• tevye and perchik agree to open up a bookstore together.

1. choose the correct answer

(scene 3) golde asks her husband to go speak to lazar the butcher. what is the purpose th
she hides from tevye?

• golde does not tell tevye that lazar wants to marry tzeitel.
• golde knows that laver has saved a prized cut of meat for tevya.
• golde is tired of his complaints and wants time alone.
• golde is planning to decorate for a party while tevye is away.

1. choose the correct answer

explain how the conflict of arranged marriages and the threat to the jews by the government
are problems that could move the actions in the plot.

• the government threat could ruin any chance of arranging marriages.
• the daughters may refuse the marriages, and tevyes family may be forced to leave their homes.
• the government might step in and choose husbands for the daughters.
• arranged marriages could become much more strained if the government causes problems.

Explanation:

For Question 25:

This refers to Fiddler on the Roof. At the end of Scene 2, Perchik, a radical student, agrees to tutor Tevye's daughters in religious texts in exchange for payment.

For Question 26:

In Scene 3 of Fiddler on the Roof, Golde asks Tevye to speak to Lazar the butcher but hides that Lazar wants to marry their daughter Tzeitel, as she wants to arrange this match without Tevye's immediate resistance.

For Question 27:

In Fiddler on the Roof, the conflict of arranged marriages (daughters wanting to choose their own partners) and the government threat of eviction push the plot forward: daughters may refuse arranged matches, and the family faces forced displacement from their home.

Answer:

1. Tevye and Perchik agree that Perchik will teach Tevye's daughters the Bible for the payment
2. Golde does not tell Tevye that Lazar wants to marry Tzeitel
3. The daughters may refuse the marriages, and Tevye's family may be forced to leave their homes.